I've just returned from a 2 night break with my mum and sister. We stayed in the triple room on the lower ground floor.
This B&B is top quality, set in a charming regency building in central Brighton- 2 minutes from the sea and close to the laines and attractions.
The small scale and personal nature of this B&B makes it very charming and a cosy place to stay. The triple room was airy and traditional with a modern bathroom.
There are many sweet touches- such as homemade, organic cakes and fruit provided daily. Jessie on reception and the guy that provides the breakfast are both accommodating, charming and helpful.
The daily breakfast is a feast- including incredibly fresh and pasty pastries, smoked salmon, a selection of local cheeses, and lovely coffee.
This is a real gem in Brighton and I would recommend it to anyone x

After having read some great views about Brighton House we were excited about visiting this weekend. Our visit started well with two members of staff being very accommodating and informative, the house being in a great location and it all seemed great. Unfortunately the room and the staff in the morning let the whole place down. The room was on the very top floor which was up 5 flights of stairs, which wasn't the end of the world but too much for an older couple or anyone less able. The room itself was basic but clean and fresh which was good. The thing that really let it down was the staff in the morning who were more interested in having a chat between themselves in the kitchen than seeing if we wanted tea or coffee or making us feel welcome in any way. Unfortunately it's the small things that really count and mean you stand out from the crowd and want to return... its really easily fixed and I hope they do as it's a cracking place otherwise.